INDUSTRIAL
We adjust our industry to the present and future.
In our constant striving for growth and continuous improvement, De Prado's industrial department continually adapts,
implementing means and resources to efficiently and sustainably absorb all internal resources generated in our more than 34,000 hectares of olive and almond trees.
This adaptation is based on the automation and digitalization of all our production processes, as well as the integration of the different sectors within our supply chain. Our focus is also directed towards adopting the latest technology available in the industrial sector, allowing us to maintain a path towards constant excellence.
This excellence is materialized in an industry that adjusts to present and future demands, driven by 6 oil mills, a table olive packing plant, an almond splitter and 6 shelling centres.
10.000
tons/day
6 oil mills with maximum production capacity of up to 10.000 tons/day.
25 million
olives/year
Processing plant with capacity of up to 25 million olives/year.
240
tons/day
Almond splitter with a processing capacity of 240 tons/day.
Energy and self-consumption are key pieces in our commitment to the environment.
As pioneers in the agricultural sector, we have integrated energy accumulation systems into our production, reaffirming our commitment to sustainability.
Energy and self-consumption are key elements in our commitment to the environment.
As pioneers in the agricultural sector, we have integrated many self-consumption energy installations into our production, both at the agricultural and industrial levels, reaffirming our commitment to sustainability.
In the interests of energy efficiency, at De Prado we are dedicated to ensuring optimal energy use, seeking the best times to purchase and continuously adapting consumption patterns to our various available energy sources. In addition, we are carrying out numerous energy saving and efficiency projects across all our operations.
We currently have a fleet of self-consumption photovoltaic installations comprising 102 projects in Spain, Portugal and Chile, generating a total of 18.49 MWp and achieving an estimated annual self-consumption of 16.3 GWh/year.